Flat panel display device and stereoscopic display device

ABSTRACT

A flat panel display device includes a backlight system and a display panel. The backlight system includes a reflector plate and a back frame that carries the reflector plate, wherein the back frame includes at least two primary assembling pieces, which are joined to form a main frame structure of the back frame; and the reflector plate includes a substrate layer and a reflection layer formed on the substrate layer, wherein the substrate layer is of a corrugated configuration, a wavy configuration, or a square wave configuration, so as to increase the stiffness of the reflector plate and thus reduce the potential risk of easy collapse of the reflector plate occurring after the assembling of the backlight system.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to the field of displaying techniques, andin particular to a flat panel display device and a stereoscopic displaydevice.

2. The Related Arts

The state-of-the-art liquid crystal display device comprises a frontbezel, a panel, and a backlight module, of which the backlight modulecomprises a back frame, a reflector plate, a light guide, and a lightingassembly.

Currently, a variety of display panels of different sizes are availablein the market to meet different needs of general consumers. For example,in the field of television set, the sizes of liquid crystal panelsinclude 31.5, 42, 46, 48, and 55 inches. Different back frame molds areprovided for liquid crystal planes of different sizes.

Referring to FIG. 1, FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing a conventionalback frame of liquid crystal display device. As shown in FIG. 1, theconventional back frame 10 is a unitary back frame, and it is often thata unitary back frame 10 is made with metal stamping or plastic injectionmolding. The unitary back frame 10 consumes much material and has a highmaterial cost. Further, a large-sized back frame 10 requires large-sizedstamping equipment, and the size of mold corresponding to such a backframe 10 is large and the structure complicated, making the expenditureof the back frame mold high. As a consequence, the conventional backframe is of a high cost.

The reflector plate mainly comprises a reflection layer and a substratelayer and the reflection layer and the substrate layer are bonded toform the reflector plate. In a practical application, the reflectorplate is positioned on a back frame and a light guide plate and opticfilms are stacked on the reflector plate.

The conventional reflector plate has a major drawback in theapplications thereof that the back panel must be stamped to form bumpsor reinforcing ribs and is thus not of an intact flat surface so thatthe reflector plate is positioned in a suspended condition, leading toeasy collapse of the reflector plate after assembling due to poorstrength, and thus affecting the overall optic quality of the backlightsystem.

Thus, it is desired to have a flat panel display device and astereoscopic display device to overcome the problems of the prior art.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The technical issue to be addressed by the present invention is toprovide a flat panel display device and a stereoscopic display device,which increase the stiffness of reflector plate, reduce material cost,and improve the performance of the flat panel display device and thestereoscopic display device.

To address the above technical issue, the present invention adopts atechnical solution that provides a flat panel display device, whichcomprises a backlight system and a display panel, wherein the backlightsystem comprises a reflector plate and a back frame that carries thereflector plate, wherein the back frame comprises at least two primaryassembling pieces, the at least two primary assembling pieces beingjoined to form a main frame structure of the back frame; and thereflector plate comprises a substrate layer and a reflection layerformed on the substrate layer, the substrate layer comprising aplurality of ridge-and-trough structures.

Wherein, the back frame comprises at least one secondary assemblingpiece, the secondary assembling piece being arranged in the main framestructure and joined to the main frame structure, the back frame furthercomprising a bracing piece, which is fixed to the primary assemblingpieces or the second secondary assembling piece, the bracing pieceforming a bump.

Wherein, the primary assembling pieces comprise a first primaryassembling piece and a second primary assembling piece, the firstprimary assembling piece having an end forming at least two jointsections, each of the joint sections having a structure mating an end ofthe second primary assembling piece, the first primary assembling pieceusing one of the joint sections to join the corresponding end of thesecond primary assembling piece

Wherein, the at least two joint sections are arranged to space from eachother in a lengthwise direction of the first primary assembling piece.

Wherein, the joint sections comprise recesses formed in a surface of thefirst primary assembling piece and having a shape corresponding to theend of the second primary assembling piece for receiving the end of thesecond primary assembling piece.

Wherein, the joint sections comprise recesses formed in a surface of thefirst primary assembling piece, the second primary assembling piecehaving a surface forming protrusions at corresponding positions, theprotrusions being receivable in the recesses to join the first primaryassembling piece and the second primary assembling piece to each other.

Wherein, the second primary assembling piece has an end having a surfaceforming at least two protrusions that are arranged to space from eachother in a lengthwise direction of the second primary assembling piece.

Wherein, the recess comprises a polygonal recess and the protrusion isshaped as a corresponding polygonal protrusion.

Wherein, the plurality of ridge-and-trough structures are periodicallyarranged corrugated structures, wavy structures, or square wavestructures.

To address the above technical issue, the present invention adopts atechnical solution that provides a stereoscopic display device, whichcomprises a liquid crystal lens grating, a backlight system, and adisplay panel, the liquid crystal lens grating being arranged on a lightexit surface of the display panel; the backlight system comprises areflector plate and a back frame carrying the light guide plate, whereinthe back frame comprises at least two primary assembling pieces, the atleast two primary assembling pieces being joined to form a main framestructure of the back frame; and the reflector plate comprises asubstrate layer and a reflection layer formed on the substrate layer,the substrate layer comprising a plurality of ridge-and-troughstructures.

The efficacy of the present invention is that to be distinguished fromthe state of the art, the present invention provides a flat paneldisplay device and a stereoscopic display device having a reflectorplate and a backlight system that have a substrate layer having aplurality of ridge-and-trough structures, such as a substrate layer of acorrugated configuration, a wavy configuration, or a square waveconfiguration, so as to increase the stiffness of the reflector plateand thus reduce the potential risk of easy collapse of the reflectorplate occurring after the assembling of the backlight system, therebyimproving the performance of the flat panel display device and thestereoscopic display device.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing a conventional back frame of liquidcrystal display device;

FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing a flat panel display device accordingto a first embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a back frame of a flat panel displaydevice according to a second embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing a back frame of a flat panel displaydevice according to a third embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing a back frame of a flat panel displaydevice according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing a joining structure of a flat paneldisplay device according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 7 is a schematic view showing a diagonally-arranged first secondaryassembling piece mounted to a main frame structure of a flat paneldisplay device according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing a first secondary assembling pieceand a second secondary assembling piece mounted to a main framestructure of a flat panel display device according to a seventhembodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a schematic view showing joint sections of a back frame of aflat panel display device according to an eighth embodiment of thepresent invention;

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view showing a first embodiment of thejoint section illustrated in FIG. 9;

FIG. 11 is a schematic view showing a joining structure of a jointsection of a back frame of a flat panel display device according to aninth embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 12 is a schematic view showing a joining structure of a jointsection of a back frame of a flat panel display device according to atenth embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 13 is a schematic view showing a joining structure of a jointsection of a back frame of a flat panel display device according to aneleventh embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 14 is a schematic view showing a joint section of a back frame of aflat panel display device according to a twelfth embodiment of thepresent invention;

FIG. 15 is a schematic view showing a joint section of a back frame of aflat panel display device according to a thirteenth embodiment of thepresent invention;

FIG. 16 is a flow chart showing a method for manufacturing a back frameof a flat panel display device according to a fourteenth embodiment ofthe present invention;

FIG. 17 is a schematic view showing a flat panel display device with atouch screen according to a fifteenth embodiment of the presentinvention;

FIG. 18 is a schematic view showing a stereoscopic display deviceaccording to a sixteenth embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 19 is a schematic view showing a first embodiment of reflectorplate according to the present invention;

FIG. 20 is a schematic view showing a second embodiment of reflectorplate according to the present invention; and

FIG. 21 is a schematic view showing a third embodiment of reflectorplate according to the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

Referring to FIGS. 2-3, FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing a flat paneldisplay device according to a first embodiment of the present inventionand FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a back frame of a flat paneldisplay device according to a second embodiment of the presentinvention. As shown in FIG. 2, the flat panel display device 20according to the instant embodiment comprises: a backlight system 21 anda display panel 22. The backlight system 21 is arranged on a back sideof the display panel 22 and supplies light to the display panel 22.

In the instant embodiment, the backlight system 21 comprises a lightsource 25, a light homogenization mechanism 24, and a back frame 23. Theback frame 23 carries the light source 25 and the light homogenizationmechanism 24. When the backlight system 21 is an edge lighting type, thelight homogenization mechanism 24 is a light guide; and when thebacklight system 21 is a direct type, the light homogenization mechanism24 is a diffuser plate. The back frame 23 comprises at least a firstprimary assembling piece and a second primary assembling piece, and thetwo of at least first and second primary assembling pieces constitute amain frame structure 27 of the back frame 23.

Referring also to FIG. 3, the back frame 23 of the first embodimentcomprises a first primary assembling piece 261 and a second primaryassembling piece 262. The first primary assembling piece 261 has an endjoined to an end of the second primary assembling piece 262, and thefirst primary assembling piece 261 has another end joined to another endof the second primary assembling piece 262 in order to form the mainframe structure 27 of the back frame 23. The first primary assemblingpiece 261 and the second primary assembling piece 262 are both aluminumpieces or galvanized steel pieces. In the instant embodiment, the firstprimary assembling piece 261 and the second primary assembling piece 262are L-shaped.

Referring also to FIG. 4, the back frame 23 of a second embodimentcomprises a first primary assembling piece 281, a second primaryassembling piece 282, and a third primary assembling piece 283. Thethree primary assembling pieces 281, 282, and 283 are assembled andjoined to form a main frame structure 27 of the back frame 23. The threeprimary assembling pieces 281, 282, and 283 are all aluminum pieces orgalvanized steel pieces. In the instant embodiment, the first primaryassembling piece 281 is L-shaped, and the second and third primaryassembling pieces 282, 283 are straight linear.

Further, the back frame 23 further comprises secondary assembling piecesarranged inside and joined to the main frame structure 27.

A detailed description will be given to the back frame 23 of the flatpanel display device 20 according to the present invention, whichcomprises four primary assembling pieces and two secondary assemblingpieces.

Referring to FIG. 5, FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing a back frame offlat panel display device according to a fourth embodiment of thepresent invention. As shown in FIG. 5, in the instant embodiment, a backframe 23 comprises: a first primary assembling piece 231, a secondprimary assembling piece 232, a third primary assembling piece 233, afourth primary assembling piece 234, a first secondary assembling piece235, a second secondary assembling piece 236, and bracing pieces 2371,2372, 2373, 2374, 2375, 2376, and 2377. The first primary assemblingpiece 231, the second primary assembling piece 232, the third primaryassembling piece 233, and the fourth primary assembling piece 234 arejoined to each other in a leading end-to-tailing end manner toconstitute a rectangular main frame structure 27 of the back frame 23.The first secondary assembling piece 235 and the second secondaryassembling piece 236, serving as ancillary assembling pieces, arearranged in the main frame structure 27 and joined to the main framestructure 27.

Specifically, an end of the first primary assembling piece 231 is joinedto an end of the second primary assembling piece 232, another end of thesecond primary assembling piece 232 is joined to an end of the thirdprimary assembling piece 233, another end of the third primaryassembling piece 233 is joined to an end of the fourth primaryassembling piece 234, and another end of the fourth primary assemblingpiece 234 is joined to another end of the first primary assembling piece231 in order to form the rectangular main frame structure 27. The firstprimary assembling piece 231, the second primary assembling piece 232,the third primary assembling piece 233, and the fourth primaryassembling piece 234 are all aluminum pieces or galvanized steel pieces.In the instant embodiment, the first primary assembling piece 231, thesecond primary assembling piece 232, the third primary assembling piece233, and the fourth primary assembling piece 234 are straight linear,yet in other embodiments, it is apparent to those skilled in the art tomake all the first primary assembling piece 231, the second primaryassembling piece 232, the third primary assembling piece 233, and thefourth primary assembling piece 234 L-shaped, or some being straightlinear and the remaining being L-shaped. For example, in FIG. 3, thefirst primary assembling piece 261 and the second primary assemblingpiece 262 are both L-shaped; in FIG. 4, the first primary assemblingpiece 281 is L-shaped, while the second and third primary assemblingpieces 282 and 283 are straight linear.

In the instant embodiment, the back frame 23 of the flat panel displaydevice 20 is formed by joining connection. As shown in FIG. 6, anillustrative example is given for the connection of an end of the firstprimary assembling piece 231 to an end of the second primary assemblingpiece 232, wherein the end of the second primary assembling piece 232 isjoined to the end of the first primary assembling piece 231 by means offor example screwing, fastening, or welding, to have the end of thesecond primary assembling piece 232 connected to the end of the firstprimary assembling piece 231.

In the instant embodiment, the first secondary assembling piece 235 andthe second secondary assembling piece 236 are arranged in the main framestructure 27 of the back frame 23. An end of the first secondaryassembling piece 235 is joined to the first primary assembling piece 231and another end of the first secondary assembling piece 235 is joined tothe third primary assembling piece 233; and an end of the secondsecondary assembling piece 236 is joined to the first primary assemblingpiece 231 and another end of the second secondary assembling piece 236is joined to the third primary assembling piece 233. Further, the secondprimary assembling piece 232, the fourth primary assembling piece 234,the first secondary assembling piece 235, and the second secondaryassembling piece 236 are arranged parallel to each other. In otherembodiments, those skilled in the art may arrange at least one secondaryassembling piece in the main frame structure 27. For example, only thefirst secondary assembling piece 235 is arranged in the main framestructure 27. Further, the two ends of the first secondary assemblingpiece 235 can be selectively joined to at least two of the primaryassembling pieces of the first primary assembling piece 231, the secondprimary assembling piece 232, the third primary assembling piece 233,and the fourth primary assembling piece 234. For example, the firstsecondary assembling piece 235 is set diagonally in the main framestructure 27, as shown in FIG. 7. Similarly, the two ends of the secondsecondary assembling piece 236 can be selectively joined to at least twoof the primary assembling pieces of the first primary assembling piece231, the second primary assembling piece 232, the third primaryassembling piece 233, and the fourth primary assembling piece 234. Forexample, the two ends of the first secondary assembling piece 235 arerespectively joined to the first primary assembling piece 231 and thesecond primary assembling piece 232 that are adjacent to each other andthe two ends of the second secondary assembling piece 236 arerespectively joined the third primary assembling piece 233 and thefourth primary assembling piece 234 that are adjacent to each other, asshown in FIG. 8.

In the instant embodiment, the back frame 23 comprises seven bracingpieces 2371, 2372, 2373, 2374, 2375, 2376, and 2377. The bracing piece2371 is fixed to the fourth primary assembling piece 234; the bracingpieces 2372, 2373 are both fixed to the first secondary assembling piece235; the bracing piece 2374 is fixed to the second secondary assemblingpiece 236; the bracing piece 2375 is fixed to the second primaryassembling piece 232; and the bracing pieces 2376, 2377 are each fixed,at two ends thereof, to the first secondary assembling piece 235 and thesecond secondary assembling piece 236. In practice, the bracing piecescan be fixed to one or more of the first primary assembling piece 231,the second primary assembling piece 232, the third primary assemblingpiece 233, the fourth primary assembling piece 234, the first secondaryassembling piece 235, and the second secondary assembling piece 236. Inother embodiments, those skilled in the art may mount bracing pieces ofany other numbers to the back frame 23, such as one or more bracingpieces. Further, the bracing pieces can be releasably fixed to one ormore of the first primary assembling piece 231, the second primaryassembling piece 232, the third primary assembling piece 233, the fourthprimary assembling piece 234, the first secondary assembling piece 235,and the second secondary assembling piece 236.

The bracing pieces 2371, 2372, 2373, 2374, 2375, 2376, and 2377 may beprovided with bumps (not labeled) so that the back frame 23 may fixcomponents, such as circuit boards, with such bumps.

Molds for making the back frame 23 will be described. In the instantembodiment, the first primary assembling piece 231 and the third primaryassembling piece 233 are of the same size and shape so that they can bemade by stamping with the same mold. The second primary assembling piece232, the fourth primary assembling piece 234, the first secondaryassembling piece 235, and the second secondary assembling piece 236 areof the same size and shape so that they can be made by stamping with thesame mold, making it possible to share the mold. Thus, the back frame 23of the present invention can be made by stamping with only twosmall-sized molds, and compared to the conventional back frame 10 thatrequires a large-sized mold, the molds for making the back frame 23 ofthe present invention are simple in structure and small in size and thusthe cost of mold for the back frame 23 can be lowered. Further, comparedto the whole back frame structure of the conventional back frame 10, theback frame 23 of the present invention can significantly save materialused and thus reduce the manufacturing cost of the flat panel displaydevice 20.

Referring to FIG. 9, FIG. 9 is a schematic view showing joint sectionsof a back frame of a flat panel display device according to an eighthembodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 9, in the instantembodiment, an end of the first primary assembling piece is providedwith two joint sections, and the joint sections have a structure matingan end of the second primary assembling piece so that the first primaryassembling piece can be joined to a corresponding end of the secondprimary assembling piece.

Specifically, the first primary assembling piece 231 has an end formingjoint sections 2311, 2312, and the joint sections 2311, 2312 arearranged in a spaced manner in a lengthwise direction of the firstprimary assembling piece 231. The joint sections 2311, 2312 are formedby forming recesses having a shape mating an end of the second primaryassembling piece 232 in the first primary assembling piece 231 in orderto receive the end of the second primary assembling piece 232 therein.As shown in FIG. 10, the joint sections 2311, 2312 are recesses that donot extend through opposite surfaces of the end of the first primaryassembling piece 231 and the recesses are of a rectangular shape withthe second primary assembling piece 232 being straight linear.

To assemble a large-sized back frame 23, the joint section 2311 that isclose to the very end of the first primary assembling piece 231 is firsttaken and a second primary assembling piece 232 having a correspondingwidth is selected. Afterwards, an end of the second primary assemblingpiece 232 is positioned in the recess of the joint section 2311. Andthen, means, such as screwing, fastening, or welding, is applied to joinand fix the end of the second primary assembling piece 232 to the jointsection 2311. To assemble a small-sized back frame 23, the joint section2312 that is distant from the very end of the first primary assemblingpiece 231 is first chosen and a second primary assembling piece 232having a corresponding width is selected. Afterwards, an end of thesecond primary assembling piece 232 is positioned in the recess of thejoint section 2312. And then, means, such as screwing, fastening, orwelding, is applied to join and fix the end of the second primaryassembling piece 232 to the joint section 2312. Specifically, forexample the second primary assembling piece 232 forms a protrusion at acorresponding location on a surface thereof, and the protrusion of thesecond primary assembling piece 232 is embedded in the recess the firstprimary assembling piece 231 at a corresponding location in order tojoin the first primary assembling piece 231 and the second primaryassembling piece 232, as shown in FIG. 11. Further, the second primaryassembling piece 232 may form, on one end thereof, at least twoprotrusions that are spaced in the lengthwise direction of the secondprimary assembling piece 232, such as two, three, or four protrusions.

Furthermore, the recess of the first primary assembling piece 231 can bea recess of a multi-stepped configuration and the second primaryassembling piece 232 forms, at a corresponding location, a protrusionhaving a multi-stepped configuration corresponding to the recess, asshown in FIG. 12. Further, as shown in FIG. 13, taking the joint section2311 as an example, the recess of the first primary assembling piece 231forms, in a bottom thereof, a first through hole 2313, and the secondprimary assembling piece 232 forms, at a location corresponding to thejoint section 2311, a second through hole 2321. The back frame 23further comprises a fastener 240. The fastener 240 extends through thefirst through hole 2313 and the second through hole 2321 to joint thefirst primary assembling piece 231 and the second primary assemblingpiece 232 to each other.

As shown in FIG. 14, in another embodiment of the back frame of flatpanel display device according to the present invention, the recesses ofthe joint sections 2311, 2312 of the first primary assembling piece 231are of a circular shape. Yet, in other embodiments, those skilled in theart may arrange the shape of the recesses to be other polygonalconfigurations, such as triangle.

As shown in FIG. 15, in another embodiment of the back frame of flatpanel display device according to the present invention, the jointsections 2311, 2312 are recesses that do not extend through oppositesurfaces of the first primary assembling piece 231, whereby an end ofthe second primary assembling piece 232 is movable within the jointsections 2311, 2312. For example, after the end of the second primaryassembling piece 232 is set extending beyond and joined and fixed to thejoint section 2312, the portion of extension is then trimmed off so thatthe length of the second primary assembling piece 232 that serves as aprimary assembling piece of the back frame can be adjusted.

In a practical application, the other end of the first primaryassembling piece 231 and both ends of the third primary assembling piece233 are all provided with two joint sections having a structureidentical to that of the joint sections 2311, 2312. The ends of thesecond primary assembling piece 232 and the ends of the fourth primaryassembling piece 234 may be subjected to specific designs or no designat all according to the application. For example:

(1) In a first situation, as shown in FIG. 10, the two ends of thesecond primary assembling piece 232 and the two ends of the fourthprimary assembling piece 234 are of no specific design. In other words,the ends are of the same structure as the remaining portions. Under thiscondition, in making a join with a selected joint section 2311 (2312) atone end of the first primary assembling piece 231 (the same applicableto the other end), if an attempt is made to change the width of the backframe 23, then the length of the corresponding second primary assemblingpiece 232 and fourth primary assembling piece 234 must be selectedaccordingly. Namely, if the joint section 2311 that is close to the veryend of the first primary assembling piece 231 is selected for joining,then no trimming is applied to the second primary assembling piece 232and the fourth primary assembling piece 234 or the portion that istrimmed off is short; if the joint section 2312 that is distant from thevery end of the first primary assembling piece 231 is selected forjoining, then the second primary assembling piece 232 and the fourthprimary assembling piece 234 are trimmed and the trimmed portion beinglong or short is according to the distance that the joint section isfrom the very end of the first primary assembling piece 231 being greator small; and

(2) In a second situation, it is similar to the first situation, but asshown in FIG. 11, the second primary assembling piece 232 and the fourthprimary assembling piece 234 use different protrusions to respectivelymate the first primary assembling piece 231 and the third primaryassembling piece 233 in order to realize change of width of the backframe 23; similarly, if a joint section 2312 other than the first jointsection 2311 that is close to the very end of the first primaryassembling piece 231 is selected for joining, then before or afterjoining, excessive portions of the second primary assembling piece 232and the fourth primary assembling piece 234 may be trimmed off.

This also applicable to a main frame structure 27 of the back frame 23that is formed by joining two L-shaped primary assembling pieces.

In summary, the present invention provides a back frame 23 having afirst primary assembling piece that is provided with at least two jointsections. The number of the joint section can be selected according tothe requirement of customers. In the instant embodiment, a descriptionis given to an example comprising two joint sections 2311, 2312. Thus,to prepare the molds for making the back frame 23, only two sets of moldare needed, namely one mold for a first primary assembling piece and theother mold for a second primary assembling piece. The first primaryassembling piece may be provided with a plurality of joint sections forjoining operation in order to form various sizes for the back frame 23.To assemble the back frame 23, based on the desired size of the backframe 23, the corresponding one of the joint sections is selected. Withthe joint section, the second primary assembling piece is joined to thejoint section of the first primary assembling piece and the other jointsection of the first primary assembling piece that is located outward ofthe joining location of the second primary assembling piece is trimmedoff to obtain a desired size of the back frame 23. Compared to theconventional technology that requires different back frame molds formaking different sizes of back frame 10, the back frame of the flatpanel display device 23 according to the present invention requires onlya mold for the first primary assembling piece and a mold for the secondprimary assembling piece 28 so that mold sharing among various sizes ofproduct can be realized and the molds used are of simple structures,allowing of reduction of expenditure of the molds for back frames.

The present invention also provides a mold for making a back frame offlat panel display device. The back frame mold is provided with a mainpattern for forming a primary assembling piece of the back frame and themain pattern comprises a sub-pattern that forms at least two jointsections on an end of the primary assembling piece. The primaryassembling piece comprises the previously discussed first primaryassembling piece and second primary assembling piece, corresponding tothe above mentioned main pattern; and the joint section comprises thepreviously discussed joint section of the first primary assemblingpiece, corresponding to the above mentioned sub-pattern. Repeateddescription is omitted herein.

As shown in FIG. 16, the present invention also provides a method formaking a back frame of flat panel display device. The method comprisesthe following steps:

Step 501: manufacturing at least first and second primary assemblingpieces, in which the first primary assembling piece has an end formingat least two joint sections, each of the joint sections having astructure that mates a corresponding end of the second primaryassembling piece; and

Step 502: selecting one joint section of the at least two joint sectionsaccording to a size of the back frame to join the corresponding end ofthe second primary assembling piece.

In the instant embodiment, when other joint sections are present betweenthe joining location of the second primary assembling piece and the endof the first primary assembling piece, before or after the step ofselecting one joint section of the at least two joint sections accordingto a size of the back frame to join the corresponding end of the secondprimary assembling piece, the other joint sections of the first primaryassembling piece that are located outward of the joining position of thesecond primary assembling piece are trimmed off. The first primaryassembling piece comprises the previously discussed first primaryassembling piece, and the second primary assembling piece comprises thepreviously discussed second primary assembling piece, and repeateddescription will be omitted herein.

As shown in FIG. 17, the flat panel display device 20 of the presentinvention further comprises a touch screen 29. The touch screen 29 isarranged on a light exit surface of the display panel 22 of the flatpanel display device 20. The flat panel display device 20 comprises: thebacklight system 21 and the above discussed display panel 22. Thebacklight system 21 is arranged at the back side of the display panel 22and supplies light to the display panel 22.

The backlight system 21 comprises a light source 25, a lighthomogenization mechanism 24, and a back frame 23. The back frame 23carries the light source 25 and the light homogenization mechanism 24.When the backlight system 21 is an edge lighting type, the lighthomogenization mechanism 24 is a light guide; and when the backlightsystem 21 is a direct type, the light homogenization mechanism 24 is adiffuser plate. The back frame 23 comprises at least a first primaryassembling piece and a second primary assembling piece, and the at leastone first and second primary assembling pieces constitute a main framestructure 27 of the back frame 23.

It is apparent that the backlight system 21 can be of a structure of anyone of the previously discussed embodiments of the backlight system.

It is noted that the flat panel display device 20 of the presentinvention can be a liquid crystal display device or a liquid crystaltelevision.

The present invention also provides a stereoscopic display device 30, asshown in FIG. 18. The stereoscopic display device 30 comprises a liquidcrystal lens grating 31, a backlight system 32, and a display panel 33.The liquid crystal lens grating 31 is arranged on a light exit surfaceof the display panel 33. The backlight system 32 can be a backlightsystem of one of the above discussed embodiments, such as the backlightsystem 32 comprising the back frame 23. The back frame 23 comprises atleast first primary assembling piece and the second primary assemblingpiece. The at least first and second primary assembling pieces form amain frame structure of the back frame. The backlight system 32 can beof a structure of any of the previously discussed embodiments ofbacklight system and repeated description will be omitted herein.

In each of the above discussed embodiments, the backlight system 21further comprises a reflector plate. The reflector plate is arrangedbelow the light homogenization mechanism 24 or below a direct typebacklight source to provide a primary function of reflecting the lightthat is projected to a bottom of the back frame upward in order toimprove light utilization efficiency. A structure of reflector plate isshown in FIGS. 19-21.

In FIG. 19, the reflector plate 60 comprises a reflection layer 61 and asubstrate layer 62. The reflection layer 61 is formed on the substratelayer 62. The substrate layer 62 is of a corrugated configuration.

In FIG. 20, the reflector plate 70 comprises a reflection layer 71 and asubstrate layer 72. The reflection layer 71 is formed on the substratelayer 72. The substrate layer 72 is of a wavy configuration.

In FIG. 21, the reflector plate 80 comprises a reflection layer 81 and asubstrate layer 82. The reflection layer 81 is formed on the substratelayer 82. The substrate layer 82 is of a square wave configuration.

The substrate layer of the present invention comprises a plurality ofridge-and-trough structures. For example, in FIG. 19, the substratelayer 62 is of a corrugated configuration; in FIG. 20, the substratelayer 72 is of a wavy configuration; and in FIG. 21, the substrate layer82 is of a square wave configuration. Of course, in other embodiments ofthe present invention, the substrate layer can also be otherconfiguration of multiple ridge-and-trough structures, such as thesquare wave structure or a combination of at least two of the corrugatedstructure, the wavy structure, and the square wave structure. Nolimitation is imposed here in the present invention.

In preferred embodiments, the corrugated configuration, the wavyconfiguration, and the square wave configuration are regular structures.Namely, the corrugated configuration, the wavy configuration, and thesquare wave configuration each have identical shape for each period.

The reflector plate and the backlight system of the present inventionuse a substrate layer having a corrugated configuration, a wavyconfiguration, or a square wave configuration. A substrate layer havingsuch a configuration has excellent stiffness and can remedy the drawbackof insufficient strength of the conventional reflector plates so as toreduce the potential risk of easy collapse of the reflector plate afterassembling.

With the above discussed manners, the flat panel display device and thestereoscopic display device of the present invention have a reflectorplate that uses a substrate layer having a plurality of ridge-and-troughstructures, such as a substrate layer of a corrugated configuration, awavy configuration, or a square wave configuration, to increase thestiffness of the reflector plate and thus reduce the potential risk ofeasy collapse of the reflector plate occurring after the assembling ofthe backlight system, thereby improving the performance of the flatpanel display device and the stereoscopic display device.

Embodiments of the present invention have been described, but are notintending to impose any undue constraint to the appended claims of thepresent invention. Any modification of equivalent structure orequivalent process made according to the disclosure and drawings of thepresent invention, or any application thereof, directly or indirectly,to other related fields of technique, is considered encompassed in thescope of protection defined by the claims of the present invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A flat panel display device, comprising: abacklight system and a display panel, the backlight system comprising areflector plate and a back frame that carries the reflector plate,wherein the back frame comprises at least two primary assembling pieces,the at least two primary assembling pieces being joined to form a mainframe structure of the back frame; and the reflector plate comprises asubstrate layer and a reflection layer positioned on the substratelayer, the substrate layer having a first surface comprising a pluralityof ridge-and-trough structures that is distributed in a predetermineddirection and receive the reflection layer to be positioned thereon andsupported thereby and an opposite second surface comprising a pluralityof ridge-and-trough structures distributed in the predetermineddirection to respectively correspond to the plurality ofridge-and-trough structures of the first surface so as to increasestiffness of the substrate layer for preventing collapse of thereflector plate; wherein the primary assembling pieces comprise a firstprimary assembling piece and a second primary assembling piece, thefirst primary assembling piece having an end connectable to an end ofthe second primary assembling piece, the end of the first primaryassembling piece forming at least two joint sections, each of the jointsections having a structure mating the end of the second primaryassembling piece, the end of the second primary assembling piece beingswitchably jointed to one of the joint sections of the first primaryassembling piece so that the second primary assembling piece isconnected to the first primary assembling piece in a position-adjustablemanner to respectively define a first size and a second size of the backframe, the second size being different from the first size.
 2. The flatpanel display device as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the back framecomprises at least one secondary assembling piece, the secondaryassembling piece being arranged in the main frame structure and joinedto the main frame structure, the back frame further comprising a bracingpiece, which is fixed to the primary assembling pieces or the secondaryassembling piece, the bracing piece forming a bump.
 3. The flat paneldisplay device as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the at least two jointsections are arranged to space from each other in a lengthwise directionof the first primary assembling piece.
 4. The flat panel display deviceas claimed in claim 3, wherein: the joint sections comprise recessesformed in a surface of the first primary assembling piece and having ashape corresponding to the end of the second primary assembling piecefor receiving the end of the second primary assembling piece.
 5. Theflat panel display device as claimed in claim 3, wherein: the jointsections comprise recesses formed in a surface of the first primaryassembling piece, the second primary assembling piece having a surfaceforming protrusions at corresponding positions, the protrusions beingreceivable in the recesses to join the first primary assembling pieceand the second primary assembling piece to each other.
 6. The flat paneldisplay device as claimed in claim 5, wherein: the second primaryassembling piece has an end having a surface forming at least twoprotrusions that are arranged to space from each other in a lengthwisedirection of the second primary assembling piece.
 7. The flat paneldisplay device as claimed in claim 5, wherein each of the recessescomprises a polygonal recess and each of the protrusions is shaped as acorresponding polygonal protrusion.
 8. The flat panel display device asclaimed in claim 1, wherein: the plurality of ridge-and-troughstructures are periodically arranged corrugated structures, wavystructures, or square wave structures.
 9. A stereoscopic display device,wherein: the stereoscopic display device comprises a liquid crystal lensgrating, a backlight system, and a display panel, the liquid crystallens grating being arranged on a light exit surface of the displaypanel; the backlight system comprises a reflector plate and a back framecarrying the reflector plate, wherein the back frame comprises at leasttwo primary assembling pieces, the at least two primary assemblingpieces being joined to form a main frame structure of the back frame;and the reflector plate comprises a substrate layer and a reflectionlayer positioned on the substrate layer, the substrate layer having afirst surface comprising a plurality of ridge-and-trough structures thatis distributed in a predetermined direction and receive the reflectionlayer to be positioned thereon and supported thereby and an oppositesecond surface comprising a plurality of ridge-and-trough structuresdistributed in the predetermined direction to respectively correspond tothe plurality of ridge-and-trough structures of the first surface so asto increase stiffness of the substrate layer for preventing collapse ofthe reflector plate; wherein the primary assembling pieces comprise afirst primary assembling piece and a second primary assembling piece,the first primary assembling piece having an end connectable to an endof the second primary assembling piece, the end of the first primaryassembling piece forming at least two joint sections, each of the jointsections having a structure mating the end of the second primaryassembling piece, the end of the second primary assembling piece beingswitchably jointed to one of the joint sections of the first primaryassembling piece so that the second primary assembling piece isconnected to the first primary assembling piece in a position-adjustablemanner to respectively define a first size and a second size of the backframe, the second size being different from the first size.